What's the experience of studying in Sun Yat-sen University?

Wang Lu's criticism is full of true feelings. But it makes sense. Indeed, out of South China, Sun Yat-sen University is not a signboard that can scare people. However, many CUHK students don't want to go out after graduation. Five years ago, I was studying in a university near Zhongguancun South Street, and came to the south and Zhuhai. The psychological gap was so big that it made me swell-is this also called a university? There are crowds of Cantonese people around, speaking blunt language that I don't understand. The five iron eggs on the "teaching building" in Zhuhai are impressive and called the process of becoming a useful person. There is not enough space in the school, and it is not as orderly as I thought. Fortunately, the dormitory has a separate bathroom, and each dormitory in Rongyuan has two washstands.

On the other hand, when I was in Beijing, the spirit of the Imperial City really lived up to its reputation, and the places where various resources were concentrated made people feel at home. Just series, various independent film screenings and exchange meetings-sometimes the founders come in person, as well as various museums, exhibition halls, places of interest and lectures from major universities, are enough to make me covet the land that is now planning the Seventh Ring Road for life.

So I guess that a person's college experience has a lot to do with this city. From the city's character, architecture, people to its cultural life, it is listed in the so-called "university experience". But from the first line to the third line, although there is a gap, it does provide an opportunity for reflection. The view of things really depends on the angle.